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Editorial: As in the Gareth Southgate era, a diverse and passionately committed national team is offering a counter-narrative to the forces of social division ...

I can't be delighted by something produced with generative AI. Give me books written by complicated people, drawings by sweet idiots, songs by those who feel ...

AI companies want to capture the value created by entire industries. That concentration of wealth and power is society's greatest risk ...

When Ellis was condemned to death in 1955, the horrific violence she had suffered was ignored. Today, vulnerable women are still fighting to be heard, says journalist Joan Smith ...

Perhaps we will return to public ownership of infrastructure networks. But for now we need to consider limited steps, with a more radical solution for fragile emergency services ...

With marriage rates in decline, the appeal of a big wedding that we can live vicariously is stronger than ever ...

The president is behaving as if the battleground is the same, but it isn't. Iran has leverage and knows it, says Sina Toossi from the Center for International Policy ...

Whenever major reform is proposed the media, big business and Westminster quickly conclude it's too expensive and disruptive. This doesn't bode well for Andy Burnham, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett ...

As the all-inclusive holiday is having a revival, I am reminded of honing my buffet skills at the Pizza Hut salad bar in the 1980s - an invaluable experience, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes ...

Marine Le Pen is a convicted criminal. But now she's running for office and there is still no credible candidate to oppose her, says the academic Catherine Fieschi ...